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What kind of system are you working on where a megabyte or two of hard disk space is a deal breaking risk? Keep in mind that the destination machine must be running .NET, which means it's some form of Windows and has enough space for .NET (which is much, much larger than the pdb in question). It also has to have a command line interface as a typical execution mechanism for your program, which rules out mobile.

What's more, you should be filing a bug with MSBuild that it copies existing pdb files for dependent DLLs even when you disable pdb building on the project.

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It's fine. Most people prefer to have the pdb.
As long as you can manually delete it - it's OK.

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well, this is a deal breaker for me. while I can delete the file every time I build my project, I'm gonna have to use a different library that doesn't force me to do so, since I can't risk the added file size.

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OK

On Mon, Apr 27, 2015, 4:08 PM The1nternet [email protected] wrote:

well, this is a deal breaker for me. while I can delete the file every
time I build my project, I'm gonna have to use a different library that
doesn't force me to do so, since I can't risk the added file size.

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